bitterness (noun)

1. In his sermons, the preacher spoke with bitterness towards those who did not follow his beliefs.

2. The villain in the fantasy novel was known for his bitterness toward the hero and his allies.

3. Why did the grapefruit have a bitter expression? It couldn't find its other half, the sweet orange!

4. Despite their bitter breakup, he still held a small glimmer of bitterness in his heart for his ex-lover.

1. During the American Civil War, soldiers often had to endure bitterness of taste due to a lack of proper food and clean water.

2. As she took a sip of the mysterious potion, a wave of bitterness washed over her tongue, causing a sickening feeling of dread.

3. The enchanted forest was known for its magical fruits, but the bitter taste of a particular berry warned adventurers of the dangers that lay ahead.

4. In the anime series, the protagonist discovers a cursed gem that grants immense power, but at the cost of bitter flavor that becomes unbearable over time.

1. The protagonist's face contorted in bitterness as he took a sip of the extremely bitter coffee.

2. During the bitter struggle for independence, many lives were lost in the quest for freedom.

3. The new collection of clothing designs had a hint of bitterness, with its dark color palette and sharp silhouettes.

4. The bitter taste of quinine served as a metaphor throughout the novel, representing the character's difficult journey and hardships.

1. In Greek mythology, the story of Medusa is filled with bitterness as she transforms anyone who looks at her into stone.

2. The bitter rivalry between two famous designers in the fashion industry led to a series of public feuds and bitter comments.

3. The horror movie depicted a vengeful ghost haunting a family, seeking revenge for the bitterness she felt in her past life.

4. The artist used dark, jagged brushstrokes to convey the bitterness and despair of the subject in the painting.